FYI -- Out of an abundance of caution, I got a PIN from the IRS as part of its pilot program to expand the offering to a larger base.https://www.irs.gov/identity-theft-fraud-scams/identity-protection-pin-pilot-programI filed my personal tax return using TurboTax.

I've got the same listing (identical) on both platforms and try to keep the pricing identical as well, yet I've gotten only 5 bookings with VRBO and almost 50 with AirBnB, and that is just since November.

For some privacy and business identity,  use a DBA.

If the reason for moving the property is identity protection, you should look into land trusts, if they're recognized by your state.

You can take screen captures. so a visual identity is on record.

That's about as basic of example of identity theft as I can think of.

Don't forget that Calif Prop-13 set property taxes fixed at 1% of the purchase price, so identical properties can have different taxes. 

If you looked at my text messages right now you would see 7 identical texts to painters in the area.

Pretty hard to refute in court with photos of the posting even if they are removed seconds later, as many are.In one case the testimony in court was that his identical brother, (who was not an owner was served not him).

You ever see the photo of the two coal miners where they began digging an identical tunnel but one miner gave up after digging for hours without seeing results?